Find out what physics has to do with skating in this icy comedy as a teenage girl uses her brains to turn modest athletic ability into a legitimate shot at competitive figure skating.
Find out what physics has to do with skating in this icy comedy as a teenage girl uses her brains to turn modest athletic ability into a legitimate shot at competitive figure skating.
When boy meets girl in ‘Notting Hill,’ the result is a contemporary British fairy tale.
A 30-foot crocodile terrorizes a remote lake in Maine. Yes, Maine. That’s just one of the things that makes no sense in “Lake Placid.”
Buxom adventurer Lara Croft was an immediate hit when she first appeared in the 1996 video game Tomb Raider. A blockbuster film was inevitable.
The story examines the sanctity of high school football in a small West Texas town.
Based on a 1975 thriller, this far more comedic remake serves up fashionable fembots and hefty portions of feminist social commentary.
Drew Barrymore plays Danielle, the kind-hearted tomboy who maintains a generally sweet spirit despite the oppressiveness of her stepmother and two stepsisters.
Pete Appleton is a struggling screenwriter. It’s 1951 and cold-war paranoia over Communist sympathizers in Hollywood is heating up.
Originally released in the summer of 1982, Steven Spielberg’s classic sci-fi heart-tugger is celebrating its 20th anniversary by returning to theaters with enhanced visual effects, never-before-seen footage and a re-mastered soundtrack.
Aimed at the same undemanding audience that ate up 1987’s ‘The Running Man,’ this PG-13 flick is an ear-splitting cinematic mosh pit.
Disney’s desperation and contempt for long-time fans is amazing. The Jungle Book 2 is not.
The trailer for this movie is tighter, better and more upbeat than the 95-minute feature.
